Japan fans attend service for Park Yong Ha

Japan fans attend service for Park Yong Ha

SEOUL, South Korea - Japanese fans of Park Yong Ha, shown in framed picture, take part in a memorial service for the South Korean actor who committed suicide, at a temple in Paju, north of Seoul, on Aug. 17, 2010. Some 150 fans from Japan attended the ritual held on the 49th day after his death following a Buddhist practice.

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